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Tyromotion PABLO with TyroStation

PABLO® with Tyrostation

Hand-Arm-All of Body Rehabilitation

 

The PABLO® is a great all-rounder therapy device when it comes to training activities of daily living. The PABLO® system is a modern assessment, therapy and reporting device for the whole body. It supports upper and lower limbs as well as body and head applications. PABLO® can be used with neurological, orthopaedic, paediatric and geriatric patients with deficits in movement and force control, accuracy, aiming, coordination, trunk control and balance.

The PABLO® also provides training for all gripping forms and traces the strength of the hand and range of motion. Motion sensors can detect the range of motion of the limbs as well as the head and trunk. Thanks to the new ergonomic design of the PABLO® system, it can be used by  both adults and children.

The PABLO® motion sensors connect wirelessly via Bluetooth. PABLO® provides an interactive movement with audio-visual feedback based on the cross-system TyroS software.  Even small movements or force improvements become visible to the therapist and patients. This motivates the patient and results from each rehabilitation session are integrated in the database and therapy report.

Features of PABLO® with TyroStation

PABLO® with TyroStation Functionality

Sensor-based rehabilitation device for unilateral and bilateral training

Interactive therapies for the whole body (hand, fingers, arms, legs, trunk, head)

Wireless therapy device

Can be used by adults and children in all rehabilitation phases

Objective assessments, monitoring and reporting system

Assistance and movement guidance with Multiboard and Multiball for weaker patients

Connects wirelessly via Bluetooth

Interactive movement training with audio-visual feedback

Measurement of various gripping patterns of the human hand and the resulting forces

Built-in strength sensors measure extension and flexion force of the hand

Training of pronation and supination training as well as wrist extension and flexion training

Measurement of exerted force for pinch, lateral-, threepoint- and interdigital grips

Motionsensors with built-in Inertial Measurement Units (IMU) measure every kind of body movement (head, arm, trunk, leg)

Ergonomic design for adults and children

Individual positioning of Motionsensors

PABLO® with TyroStation in Practise

Endless possibilities: Combining PABLO® Motionsensors with the TYROS software enables various motivating therapeutic movement exercise with additional feedback

Assessments for measuring the strength of hand functions and the active range of motion of the upper extremity

Interactive therapy games increase motivation and ensure target-oriented repetitive therapy

Report and documentation options: Individual data and theray progress are documented in an electronic patient file

Link to daily routine: Link to daily routine supports the motivation of the patient and enables motor learning

Minimal movements become visible: The sensitivity of the Motionsensors enables tracking of elemental movements

Let us know if you would like further information or wish to speak to one of our Product Specialists

    Lyncare, founded in 2004, is a leading supplier of specialised medical technology products and services to the Health Service Executive, private healthcare providers, charities and the wider public in Ireland.

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    lyncareltd Lyncare @lyncareltd ·
    3 Jul

    Delighted to facilitate training on the SaeboStim One device with Amy Bean, Clinical Specialist. Thank you @kirrabrean @SineadAColeman @SaeboUK
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    nicecomms NICE @nicecomms ·
    18 Oct

    People who have had a stroke should be offered additional rehabilitation, according to updated guidance from NICE.

    New evidence suggests that a minimum of 3 hours of rehabilitation per day over 5 days should be provided.

    Learn more: https://www.nice.org.uk/news/article/people-who-have-had-a-stroke-should-be-offered-additional-rehabilitation-to-help-them-recover-nice-says-in-updated-guidance?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=stroke_181023_draft&utm_term=news&utm_content=thread #NICENews

    lyncareltd Lyncare @lyncareltd ·
    5 Oct

    Fantasic day of learning at "Electrical Stimulation in Clinical Practise" in colaboration with @AxonRehab. Improved hand and arm function, spasticity reduction, muscle strengthening, pain management, etc.
    @fesiatech @SaeboUK

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